anyone got the tokina 28-70 2.8 they want to part with?
also hows the 28-80 2.8?
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Cotty wrote
If you need speed, you will need to spend
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It appears that BH has two used Pentax 28-70/2.8s right now.
Vic
If you need speed, you will need to spend the $$ on a constant aperture
24/28-70/75/80 f2.8. Tokina's 28-80 is extremely sharp. Tamron's new
28-75 has been tested to be very sharp, and is
Ahh! You'll be wanting the Pentax SSSMC (Super, Super, Super Multi-Coated) A*** (extra
ED elements) 15-500mm F1.2 It needs three people to hold it and it's so big that
nobody else can get in the room and err it cost more than the average Hollywood
divorce settlement but other than that it
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Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 1:52 PM
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Hello arnie,
What is your price range. If you are looking for speed, then the
constant 2.8 lenses are going to be the right ticket. However, they
are also quite expensive
this
range. It can be a real pain in the you know what, believe me, i've tried
it
tan.
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Shooting a wedding...you probably want the range
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Hi Arnie/Bruce,
I've got the Sigma EX 28-70 2.8. I think it's great bang for buck,
a assuming
you get it mail order. In the shops
It appears that BH has two used Pentax 28-70/2.8s right now.
Vic
If you need speed, you will need to spend the $$ on a constant aperture
24/28-70/75/80 f2.8. Tokina's 28-80 is extremely sharp. Tamron's new
28-75 has been tested to be very sharp, and is less expensive. Sometimes
KEH has used
hey guys, i need some advice, and i've noticed little hesitancy on the part
of most pdmlers to give such.
my brother in law is getting married in 4 weeks, and i want a lens that will
work well indoors. i currently have the tamron 28-200 xr 3.8-5.6 but i find
the lens to be very slow for
You won't gain much by going FA24-90 which is not that fast either. If you
must have zoom, conisder the affordable Tamron SP 28-75/2.8. Or better yet,
get a FA35/2.
Yours regards,
Alan Chan
http://www.pbase.com/wlachan
hey guys, i need some advice, and i've noticed little hesitancy on the part
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how the 24-90?
are there any other
zooms i should take a look at?
thanks
arnie
I usually use a fast 50mm NON-zoom indoors; amazingly
versatile lenses, those
fifties.
I tend to switch between a
A good constant aperture f2.8 28-70 is good for this. I have the Sigma EX
and it's an excellent lens.
Mike.
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Sent: December 6, 2003 7:20 PM
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Subject: indoor zoom
hey guys, i need some advice, and i've noticed
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